Baltasar Ebang Engonga Scandal: A Blow to Women’s Image in Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea’s First Lady has spoken out regarding the recent sex scandal involving Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the former anti-graft chief, who was dismissed from his position amid allegations of misconduct.
In her statement, the First Lady expressed deep disappointment, stating that the scandal “distorts and denigrates the image of our women.”
She condemned the actions associated with the case, emphasizing that it reflects poorly on the country’s values and the respect for women.
Her comments highlight concerns over the impact of such scandals on societal perceptions of women and call for greater accountability from public officials.
The First Lady urged leaders to demonstrate integrity and set examples that uphold the dignity of all citizens, especially women, whose representation and treatment are influenced by the behavior of those in power.